Patients with a terminal diagnosis and a prognosis of six months or less who choose comfort-focused care.

Hospice is covered under Medicare Part A. Hospice assumes responsibility for care related to the terminal diagnosis and receives a daily per-diem rate.

No. Hospice complements care by managing symptoms, supporting patients at home, and reducing avoidable hospitalizations.

Referrals can be made by physicians, case managers, social workers, or nurses. Our team evaluates eligibility and coordinates timely admissions.

Admissions can often occur the same day or within 24 hours depending on urgency and documentation.

Common diagnoses include cancer, heart disease, lung disease, dementia, neurological conditions, and failure to thrive.

Hospice provides 24/7 clinical availability, proactive symptom management, and caregiver education.

We provide admission notifications, care updates, and ongoing collaboration with attending physicians.

Hospice coordinates care and determines coverage based on whether the hospitalization is related to the terminal diagnosis.

Yes. Bereavement services are provided to families for up to 12 months following the patient’s passing.